When Kenya votes, the queue is the watchdog. Protect your vote.
Civic-tech · Kenya · Election integrity

Protect your vote.

Linda kura yako.

An election belongs to the people in the queue. Learn how to carry yourself on voting day, document what you see — anonymously — and watch the country protect its own vote in real time.

  • Fully anonymous
  • Trust-scored
  • Real-time
Live report

Olympic Primary School

Kibra · Nairobi

Station opened 47 min late — long queue, no IEBC update yet.

Trust score 82/100
  • In-app capture
  • GPS + time match
2 min ago Anonymous
Three ways to take part

Show up. Watch out. Speak up.

How it works

From the queue to the country, in three moves.

01

You witness it

You are already in the queue. Something looks wrong — a closed station, a delayed open, intimidation.

02

You document it

Capture in-app so we can stamp the moment with method, time and place. Pick the polling station. Post.

03

The country sees it

Your report joins a public, trust-scored feed in real time — the harder it is to quietly distort the vote.

Why it can be trusted

Built so honest reports rise.

Anonymous by design

No account, no name, no phone number. We protect the reporter so the report can be made at all.

Trust-scored, not taken on faith

Every report carries a score from capture method, GPS and time signals — so the feed stays honest.

Real-time, all day

The picture builds as the day unfolds. What the queue sees, the country sees — within seconds.

An election belongs to the people in the queue.

If enough of us watch, document, and surface what we see, the vote is harder to quietly distort. Be part of that record.

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